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[soulman] 19/11/2006 18:03

Hot finance: why not think before you post your ill informed drivel? Just a thought!

[sharw] 19/11/2006 17:56

Both Northgates are mentioned in the article. Rather than arguing about what it says, the more helpful thing to do is to give a link to it thus:

[fig1] 19/11/2006 16:31

sidebar,soulman may be talking about the fact that nis is in the same league table a few rungs only below northgate the vehicle rental company.still very positive for nis.regards,fig.

[hotfinance14] 19/11/2006 15:54

What a prat.

[sidebar] 19/11/2006 15:35

soulman. The Northgate report is Northgate car and truck rentals group (NTG)

[balcony] 19/11/2006 14:17

Interims are on the 11th of December

[hotfinance14] 19/11/2006 13:37

When are the interims...is it end of November ?

[soulman] 19/11/2006 12:52

Positive mention of NIS in today's business section of the Sunday Times. Sorry don't have a copy to hand and about to go out, so can't be very helpful as to exactly where it occurs, but it is in an article about companies that have excellent finances but have been overlooked by the market.

[hotfinance14] 15/11/2006 10:31

In the trading statement Chris Stone mentioned there are some important contracts currently being negotiated.

I expect news soon.

[jadeticl] 14/11/2006 21:55

hotfinance,
are the important contracts you allude to as 'on the way' more than wishful thinking on the part of us faithful shareholders? Or do you (and others) know which specific contracts are being finalised? NIS are not a company to announce everything via RNS but they do announce most contracts on their web.

[slk230] 14/11/2006 14:55

I await the next rns then (hf you close to the co?)

[hotfinance14] 05/11/2006 10:47

There are some important contracts on the way Ken....100p very soon.

[kenbachelor] 05/11/2006 10:29

So you think buying my 40k back would be a good idea. I'm just a bit concerned about whether Friday's selling volume will continue, but hopefully it's over now.

Price: 79.25p | P/E: 13.1 | Div Yield: 0.8%

The question is 'what will the earnings be in 2 years time'? For them to get to 200p the earnings will have to be 2½ times what they are now, to stay on the same P/E. Not so sure as you about the 5p divi, which I would expect to be about half that

[hotfinance14] 05/11/2006 09:52

By then the dividend will be about 5p a share Ken.

[kenbachelor] 05/11/2006 09:10

Hot - Yes I agree with you. You will know by now that I'm a Gann Fan addict and I'm wondering if you have quietly checked, as the 1 x 2 line hits 200p on 6th January 2009.

[hotfinance14] 05/11/2006 09:03

Ken....i see the share price being 200p within 2 years and dividend 1p within 12 months.More acquisitions soon and contracts in europe.

[kenbachelor] 05/11/2006 09:01

Hot - yes we had £420 to spend, so we went out last night to a Chinese buffet and blew £26 (incl tip) in one go.

I'm keeping the rest to re-invest in NIS as you will see above.

[kenbachelor] 05/11/2006 08:59

I sold 40k of NIS at 95p on the spike and I'm thinking that they may well be worth repurchasing if Friday's selling continues tomorrow.

They have fallen 3p below the 1 x 2 Gann Fan line, to which they were sticking like glue until the spike. At the moment it looks as if the 61.8% fib retracement at 79p is as low as they will go, but all will be revealed tomorrow morning.

[hotfinance14] 05/11/2006 08:39

Ken...have you had your meal out yet from the dividend ?

[kenbachelor] 05/11/2006 08:32

Amt - Have you posted that on the wrong thread, or am I missing something?

[amt] 04/11/2006 21:36

Transense Technlgy Michelin launches TPMS
RNS Number:4498L
Transense Technologies PLC
03 November 2006


Transense Technologies plc ("Transense")


Statement re agreement


Michelin launches commercial vehicle Tyre Pressure Monitoring System "TPMS"


After several years of intensive research & development Michelin, the world's
largest tyre manufacturer, and Honeywell, one of the world's leading automotive
technology suppliers, announced in the US yesterday the launch of the eTire II
battery-less TPMS for commercial vehicles. The eTire II system is based on
Transense's surface acoustic wave ("SAW") technology, which Michelin licensed in
2001 for in- and on-tyre applications...

[hotfinance14] 04/11/2006 20:43

Thanks guys.

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